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Yemen’s National Reconciliation Movement launches its First Preparatory Conference

The newly established National Reconciliation Movement (NRM) of Yemen launches its first preparatory meeting in a two-day conference between 9th and 10th January 2021, presenting its core team of distinguished Yemeni men and women from all fields and expertise, who have come together to contribute to promoting peace and building a new Yemen.

The topics discussed at the conference introduce elements of NRM’s peace project designed by its leadership and aiming at ending the war and achieving national reconciliation and transitional justice, leading towards finally achieving sustainable peace and stability.

During the conference, the movement’s objectives, principles, goals and strategic framework will be presented. A number of experts from within the movement will present papers in politics, media, the economy, development, transitional justice, state building and international relations among other topics.

With this conference, Yemen’s NRM aims to launch a Yemeni-Yemeni dialogue focusing on the ways forward, recommending practical steps towards achieving national reconciliation and a prosperous country with the support of countries in the region and the international community. 

يعقد تيار التوافق الوطني مؤتمره التحضيري الأول في الفترة من ٩-١٠ يناير ٢٠٢١ تحت عنوان ” القواسم المشتركة”. 

وتيار التوافق الوطني هو تجمع وطني يمني يمثل القواسم المشتركة بين أعضاءه من مختلف التوجهات والاحزاب والتكتلات السياسية والمدنية والمستقلين، ويهدف إلى إنهاء الحرب اليمنية، ومعالجة أثارها وإعلاء المصلحة الوطنية والتعافي الوطني الشامل، والدفع نحو إصلاحات شاملة لبناء الدولة اليمنية الحديثة والانطلاق نحو الاستقرار والتنمية. 

ويأتي هذا المؤتمر بعد مرحلة تأسيس التيار والتي استغرقت ما يقارب النصف عام، وهي المرحلة التي تمت بناء على تواصل مجموعة من القيادات والشخصيات اليمنية من مختلف الخلفيات العلمية والمهنية في المجالات السياسية والاقتصادية والعلمية وغيرها، وبتمثيل وطني واسع. 

يهدف المؤتمر التحضيري لتقوية وتعزيز الفهم المشترك لأعضاء التيار حول أهداف التيار وغاياته ومبادئه وقيمه، كما يسعى للخروج برؤية وطنية للدعوة إلى حوار يمني – يمني  عبر خطوات عملية هادفة للم شمل أبناء الوطن في الداخل والخارج، والدعوة لإيقاف الحرب وتحقيق السلام والمصالحة الوطنية الشاملة في ظل رعاية إقليمية ودولية من الأشقاء والأصدقاء.

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